The demolition permit issued by the City of Chicago for the residential building at 3729 North Clifton Avenue in Wrigleyville has been ignored. In a way. What we thought might have been a typo somewhere along the chain of command does indeed appear to have been a simple slip of a digit, and the home that was supposed to be taken down, at 3939 North Clifton, has now been demolished.
A demolition permit has been issued for the turn-of-the-century residential building at 3631 North Sheffield Avenue in Wrigleyville. It’s the first of three adjacent buildings to be razed for a new residential development just beyond the right field ivy at Wrigley Field, with 3627 to its south and 3633 North Sheffield to its north surely soon to follow.
Could be just a quirky coincidence, but a demolition permit was issued by the City of Chicago on February 13 for the residential property at 3729 North Clifton Avenue in Wrigleyville. The owner is listed in the permit as 3739 N Clifton LLC, which is an entity for United Chicago Builders. Those house numbers, of course, are not for the same house.
A permit has been issued by the City of Chicago to replace a single-family home at 1124 West Addison Street with a two-unit residential building. The permit application was filed on November 12 of last year, and was issued February 5. It names G Alan Development Group as the developer and general contractor, and estimates construction costs at an even $1 million.
A demolition permit has been issued for the residential building at 3837 North Clark Street in the Wrigleyville neighborhood. The permit was issued on January 24 to developer Mangan Builders. Precision Excavation is named as the demolition contractor, at an estimated cost of $30,000.
